The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

WELLS. FARGO e. Co.'S shipments
yesterday were: Fine bars, valued at 1920.
H. SAUNDERS, of Provo, was accident.
ally injured yesterday by the discharge of q
cartridge His hand was badly injured. .
CHARLES HAvEY appeared in the Po-
lice Cont Yesterday to answer to the chargs S
$40,
CASE of what DR.. Benedict terms
genuine sporadic cholera, has developed in
tae Fifteenth Ward The victim is an aged
lady by the name of Olsen.
McCoRNICK & Co. received yesterday.
Hsnaue1 bullion. 81 100; silver and lead
ores, 81. $50: Crescent ores. $3.50; Banuock
silver, 81 500 Total $l2.S50.
MR. GEORGE DUEgoRD, of Dunford &
SoDs, was released f ON the Penitentiary
yesterday, he having served out his term of
imprisonment on the going charge.
THE FUNERAL services over the re-
mains OF the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Evans, Will Re held at the residence
Of the parents, AZ almond street, this morn
Ing, at 10 clock
The ATTENTI0N of Nuisance Inspector
salmon IS direct to the vicinity OF the
southwest corner Of Washington.Square and
the foot OF Franklin Avenue. Cali 'roond
9nd tax 8 smell, Wully.
The POLICE were around yesterday
enforcing he ordinance in reference to
obstruction Of the sidewalks. 1t is good
move. and should be kept up. We hope it
is not mercy q streak that will be forgot
ten tomorrow.
FATKER JOHN B LEWIS, of the Tween
1ieth Ward, celebrates his 9 tn birthday to
day. lie 5 still vigorous both bodily and
mentally. Mr. Lewis is an old resident in
every sense, having arrived in Utah thirty
four years ago. de is naive OF England
w. Z. SMEDLEY, agent of the Man
chester Fire Insurance Company OF Man
chester, England, and the South British Fire
and Marine insurance. Company, OF New
ZealaHd. Las fled the annual statements OF
both. with Secretary Hall, as provided BY
law.
THE ENTERTAINMENT given bN the
Twentieth Ward Dramatic Association on
Friday for the benefitof the family of w. H.
TOrey. was q success IN every way. The two
comedies Of Comrades and 'tRival Broth
ers We're presented in such MANNER as TO
p.e1Se all present.
Tbs MINERAL of Miss Victoria Rogers
was held 81 the Pleasant Grove meeting
house, Saturday forenoon. The remains
were conveyed by train to Dr5per, where
they viii be inferred n the family grounds
OF that GENTRY. Il is understood that DR.
Rogers VIII De permitted to attend the burial
on Sunday.
In THE case OF the United States VS..
George Peterson, indicted by the grand jury
for unlawful cohabitation and tried in the
District Court on saturday last, the court in
Structed the jury TO find the defendant not
guilty on account of insufficient evidence
The verdict was in accordance with these
instructions, and the defendant was dis
charge5.-Eyanston CdteftGjR.
CHING TAI, The Chinamau recently
held TO await the action of the Grand jury
on the charge OF assault is free once more
the Grand Jury refusing to indict. Ching
wilt BE- remembered as the individual who
fired several shots at boy named Wegeland
who, IN company. with Others, had abused
the Cinnamon by prltiug him with stones
and otherwise making life burden.
A COMMITTEE of the Loyal League
has been, laboriDg with the Utah Commits
sion, endeayJring to convince the officials
that it was their duty 10 go outside the law
and formulate an oath that would deprive
all AIormOuS from voting at the coming elec
tons Gho gentlemen who have taken ex
ceptions 70 the actions of the commission
are: p o>zsGd' g Attogney William H Dick
so =, J. E Dolly, Nj. William Mckay, C. W
Bennett. y Bsskin, Henry W Law
reuee, and o. J. HOllster. The answer to the
suggestions made Will be given on Monday